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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

OvEK PIFrY FARMERs Of this county
visited Trenton, on Thursday, to exam
Inc the hedge fenoo construc ed By the
Dayton Hedge Company, and they oil
agreed thu, the sstd hedge vas cAlcu-
fAted 20 more fully meet the require
mems OF the farmers generally than
any ether material that hsd yet been
broush. TO their notice. 1t hiss been
tr1thta'y said that IL is "mule high,
bull .;roCg and pig tight" while Il 10
not mcre costly than post and rail, and
will las. . lifeline. Such being the
case, the farmers should sabssrlbs the
amount Of s,ook req Qaiced with very lit
tie delay, 50 tbst the company may be
organized and put In operation ct On
early Day. According to the experispce
OF comp .nles formed In other 8 .a.es,
the sto,khpIders have received such
dividends that their mile OF fence 30
tuAlty cost them nothing. There is no
. good reason to suppose snat there would
be any great difference In its profit.
ableness In our county, and therefore
good results may be conf iently pre-
dicted. Ws expect TO see great many
farms aesu.iHed BY hedges planted and
managed on the Dayton system, and
there is NO reason why Is should not be
applied Co many hedges no Y In exis-
tence, ~ It would cheaper the annual
cost OF tri ming and render them far
more Il 'save in every respe,t Any
oru ~tsa,us to learn arything In regard
TO the matter should call on ,loncn
Hars.y or Samuel j ohuson, who may
be fouad With very little ipq 1iry, the
heAc q la-'ars Of the latter being ~ the
Clay .on Ii ,Uss In this city. They have
had hedges plAshei on the properties Of
d. j. Murphty and joseph DsAp, at
Newark, AMI Charles g. Ash, at Mid
dle.osn, 10 order TO show the advsr-
tages OF their system, and the fast that
there Sre IS many as twenty com pspiss
in different 8 ates 10 proof that 1t 10
NO experiment, but we'll established
and popular Improvement on the old
system Of fencing wherever 1t hiss been
given fair trial II 1t were en- sireiy .
nes thing, the matter would be fsr dr..
ferent and the farmers mizh we'll hest
tase before takinz any stock In 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

NatnTe's Efforts are always diyeotsd
arish'; huE sometimes occasion al az.
sistaDce o. the pro 'er kind proves emil,
Repty s@rYioaaBls TO her Efforts. Laxs
dor COM hiuGs every quality to render II
Of pecaiisr teiyios IN very many dis
canes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
wANAm m q X ERy
raLAD.LralA. Fridsy, Oct. "a, as.

ton Dress stufs. One O
our longest counters pile
with them: ranks of shelve,
stuffed tull OF them. w,
have never had the like be
fore, either in range or rich
ness, for SO little money.
Silk stripes, Persian de
sign, on check serge ground
2 browns, blue, gray, gar.
net, 40 in., SI.5o. Pain
checks. 40 in, sI25.
Bright combination strip IS
OF figured silk and wick on
serge ground. 2 browns,
green, and blue. AZ in,
SI.75. Plain, ~ in, 81.
2 inch broche and bou-
rette stripe, forming plaid on
plain plaided serge ground.
Blue, green, and brown. 40
in. $3.50. Plain, 40 in., IS
cents.
Long-nap Camel's-hair
stripe on dotted plaid chenea
ground Heliotrope, copper
brown, an / terra.cotta. 46
iu., s.. PLATA camel's-hair,
46 in., SI7s.
Broken plaid on check
ground 40 in SI.2s. Plain,
AZ in., 81.
Robes. Rough bouretted
Camel's.h a i r, graduate d
stripes, bayadere. On camel's
hair serge. Greens, browns,
and blues. IL yds. Of stuffs,
SIS.
Fourth circle, southwest Of centre.
Rum bling in the Ribbon
sky. Grinding down the
prices oil some sorts A Ii
tie throat cutting, perhaps.
No matter; this i'll wind for
the merchant is a good wind
tor the customer And such
a WING! B'o"ing dimes and
dollars into the pocket OF
every Ribbon buyer. Not
OF every m2le Of Ribbon;
the. breeze is in special
kinds
The kinds all came cur
way, and the breez. is blow.
ing just as hard here as
anywhere else In town
maybe a little harder. That
Is always likely to ae the
case, you know.
And the Ribbons are of
the finest, this seasons
make, various widths, new
est colors, choice shades,
without fault. Here are
some OF the details:
S70o yards No IL Satin and Velvet Rib
Value, 80 cetts;
Price now, lG cents.
$500 yards No 8 Satin and Velvet
Plco-tedge Ribbon
Value, 2S cents;
Price now, l3 cents
1000 yards No. l6 Crown edge Gros-
gram RIBBON
Value, So cents;
Price DOE, 10 cents,
$3.50 yards No. l5Loop ed &c Gros. Grain
Ribbon
Value, 45 CENTS;
Price now, Is cents.
oC00 yards No. : Loop-edge Gsos q .a!n
RiUboL-
Value, % cents;
Price nov, cents
o5Co yards No. Loop edge Gros Graia
Ribbon
Value, Il cents;
Z ice now, ceuts.
1900 yards No. l2 Crown edge Gros.
Grain Ribbon
Value 33 cent
Pri e now, 10 cents.
Don'G wal: - few days
aud expect 10 liud all the
widths ard cciors hc,c.
East TranseFt
Where is rhsre such an
other place to Sc Linens?
Or t, BUY Linens? We pick
and pick from every famous
Linen makers stock, no
Odds what part OF the world
it is in. Ene right thin gs
are always here and at a
ri G h t price AN every
thrt ad-pure Linen price.
81 in. Loom Damask soc.
Go in. Loom Damask soc
62 in. (extra heavy) Csc
10 in. (extra heavy) 75c.
GO Ia. bleached Damask
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

THE AMERICAN Bsnkers A SEQ ,, stion
IL 10 ' in session In Pitts vurz, and the
pre'!den: in his opening address gave
ustersn "a % = sentiment thu. every
banker .aould give heed to. "a gooi
bank sr. said Mr.. Murray, "wIll not pro-
mote corner In breAdstu ff,." This is
indeed truth that Is already needed by
conscientious, honest ban kars and bu.i.
ness men, bat which OF courss is no.
needed BY that class who, like . char
acser In an old Old play can say, "xhAt
care fer wldows' tears or orphAus'
sighs, 81 that my laughter Ia rich and
Honorable" We have had too many
OF this class OF men In th!, country, and
tbs. Ia yhat has saused so many strjk 20
and Dissatisfaction among the wo'klpz
clsss. We, however, haze the ssti.,a,.
eton ot knowing that msny of those
who hnve engaged In c.el log q c1rner
In b'e &c staff, and osher necessarles OF
Life, h,ve come to grief and snLk every
dollar they owned. OIe s2ecula.or u
New y ltk, Who ct one time CON n.rolled
the p1lk market snd had millions of
dollars a: his command, is nova poor
old nin, needing the helping and o.
the charitable to save him irom be!ny
sent to tue almshouse. This Is only .
jus; re.rtou ion, and We have no sy M
pathy 70 waste on such meu. Tha min
who Rtil, fer the purpose OF sccu 70 al at
ing wealth, needles .ly inorea.e the
price o. the recessaries OF llfs and
thus oppress the mechanic aud wosk.
ingman, deserves to have all tas nts
contained in PAndora's box heaped up
on hin.
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a ..

= 6ouiton erbdlt iebt au@ nod
cine 8aummolliamen Oelmible, bic
$3.50, 900 foifen unb cine 2apa3itdt bon
200 9onnen baben tpirb. Die gefeQs
inaft, Soutbern Dill gompanp, bat
sur grri9tung ibrer @ebduliGfeiten elm
Sc Nder umfafenbes @ruubfthd am
Bapou augetauft.
= Aus Sherman ipirb bonn 80.
Mdrs bic Gortbauer bes lebbafteH Ge.
indftsberfebrs In liegenbem gigentbum
beridtet. Die aapitaliifen uon Ranias
gitp, lautet bic Nfittbeilung. iiao inls
aer nod bier unb faufen beinabe ffiinbs
lid Grunb un6 Boben an; fie baben
fiir bic 0flih non Der 5taot gelegenen
perrp. .6arm s35, 900 seboteu, fonnten
he aber ni9t bafar baben. Naior
Saugbertp bat ieinen plab gefiern fiir
$12, $50 on ne bertauft; giseutbum,
iuel1es fiir $4,000 ausgeboteu iuorben
mar, iff. iett auf $4,000 seiteisert.
unb ber Defber nil feIbif 5u bem
preiIe Mot berfaufen. SIR ben BIod,
ouf melGem oas S1ulgebduoe ifebt, III
ber 6taot DON benz 2anias Spnbifat
bic 6umme BON $125. 900 geboten.
Yor brei Nlonaten bot elm Serr iein
giaentbum fiir $4,000 aus. mics aber
gehern 10000 bafiir surtid. Gin paar
febr bebeutenbe 9ransaftionen iinb i'm
Werfe; falls he su 6tanbe fommen.
mirb fi1 Der 8erfaufswertb auf mebs
rere 6unberttaufenb Dollars belaufen.
ginige Der Barger bon 3auias @itp finb
beute nod Sauie suriidgefebrt, merben
absr in elm paar Wo9en wieber bierber
;uradtommen.
= SIN @alpeiton iit elm 6err 8. %.
Bsrnes babel, 3mii6en Der IS. uub 19.
Stroee on Mbenue U cine Gabrif Su ers
ridbten, in welder aus 4oblentbeer
Bed beifilirt perben ioa. gud fleis
mere semerbli@e unternebmen t6nnen
oasu bebhIfif iein, cine Stabt sur
Bebeutuug su brinsen uno ibre Sns
bufrie meiter 5u entmideln. Cine peds
fabrit In @alpeiion mirb es m6glib
MAIDEN, baB In 3utunft Gabr3euge auf
ben Gods ber Wberft. Qompagnie auss
gebefert uerben f6nuen.
- Die Dallas 60. 6armer Maian3
iuirb In ben erifen Sasen bes april cine
0eriammlune abbalten. Inn bic Jrage
au befpre9en oh es anseseist fei in Dali
las cine Baumwollen. uub cine M0bel'
fabrit mad benz gooperatipipftem u. un.
Ter Der aufiibt Der Naiaua ffebenb gu
erri9ten. Die 6armer BON Dallas 90.
finb insssiammt Der lleberaeugung, boB
bic probuftion bon 5eras oaburd per'
ooppelt werbeu fann, baB bic Garmer
fi4 perbiinben unb gooperatibsG sGabrifen
anleseu.
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Gin Waann. ber i6 felt ben lebten
40 Sahren Der mebieinif4en Prayis ge'
wibmet, mirb getpiB Sal3 BON 3uder
3u unterf@eiben uifen. gr fagt:
,8oIebo, o., 10. .Mdr5 1887.
6erren 8. 8. gbenep 6 @o.-Meine
6errenl SD prattisire feit 40 Sahren
Wlebiein unb muB 5ugeffeben, oaB i'd
unter allen grfabrungeH nit iogenanns
teup patents prdparaten feline beReren ges
madt babe, oils nit benz bon Sbnen
angefertigten 9an'f6en @atarrbmittel.
6abe es oft peri1rieben uno fets feline
tuunberpone Wirfung bemerft, ipie i9
mid aud ni9t zines eiu3igen Sails er'
innere, no bieles Mfittel ni1t ben ges
wtnf@ten grfols sebabt bdite. borauss
gefebt, bab es In Der nerprbneten gBeiie
auaemanbt tuorben mar.
Shr aufri@tiser :.
8. 8. 8oriuG, M. o.,
Office 215, Summit Str. y
Wir besoblen 800 fhr ieben Gal,
In ireI&em Gals gatarrb Cure, ber
ipeaielIen gebrauGsanpeiiung mad ins
nerlib genommen, nidt bic geiuhnf9te
6eilung bringt.
s. s. gbenep & Co., gisentbamer.
SoIeoo, Obio.
~ gu baben In alIeu apotbeten.
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3piid5en Der RepubIit geueauel

3wii9en Der Republit 8eneauela
unb @roBbrittanieu fnb Streitisfeiteu
auseebro9en, bic einen iebr brobenbeu
Character anseuommen baben. IS
banoeIt iib eriiens um @rensregulirun'
gen smiiten Brittii9.G Guiana unb Be
ne,ueIa unb 3ueitens am bic Gefon'
gennabme englii1er untertbanen TN
Sabre 1880, fir ,uelde England &C.
nugtbuung perlangte unb iueld1e mon
perlpsieerte. Gin Dampfer 1T mad
Samaiea abgegangen. um 5ruppen
mad Caracas 3u entienben.
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0unneritae ben H.:
HOrmittas: prObe Der Wahen@Sre I'm
Operubouie.
WaHuiittas: Watinee i'm Opsrn'
hauie.
abenbs: Rsnsert i'm Opernhauie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-05
0er wlaaen peifiQtrt eaure,,.

Dieie, tbeun in natiirIider Mense borbanoen
unb nidt bnr1 Sale berf@le&tert. Oerridten
ibre arbei bel Der 8erbauuns uub SIutbiIouus.
aber bic uunatirii6e Sdure, ipelde aus Der
iiufdbisteit bes Massns, bic empfansene Speife
in Grndbrunssmitiel unlsunanbelu, eutifebt, in
Der er,sussr bon 8idbunsen unb Sobbrennen,
ipelde bic audIsnbfsu Spniptsme ber llnber.
bauIiGfsit fno. Der bette gsrtiIser pOn Sld'
bunsen ift 9ofetters Naseubitters.
% il biel ipirffamsr als Garbonat bon Sooa,
Nlaensiia obsr aIfalif6e Sal;e. Siefe iGDd.
den INNER ben Masen ohne baaernbe Beiie.
runa su bepirtsn. Rein Mann oosr @eib nit
droniiGer tlnberbauliGfsit behaftet unb otb
haIb neryos, fam i'm boHsn 8efb Der bon Der
@atur seFattetsn ffraitfille ieia. Aus oieiem
@runbs frdftist unb resulirt Guer Seaem unb
i1iitef Gud baburd bor WaIaria, Rbsuntatis'
mus unb anosren trnfIi6en arautbei en-.
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- Nuf ben prdioenten ber fpanis
i1en gortes (Deputirtentammer uurbe
elm Bomben Nttentat uuternomnien.
Wsan fanb cine Bombe nit slimmeuoer
2unte In ieinem Bureau, tonnte Ste
2unte iebo9 nod re9t3eitis l6iben.
Der prdfibent bat in GoIge befeu ellen
Ni1ts Oeputirteu-au9 ben 3eitungss
berihterftattern - ben 3utritt 3u ben
6opers unb 3u benz SibungsfoaIe
freng unteriagt. Die Sournaliifen
finb iiber bieies 3ei&en bes WiBtraueus
sesen ie b06Ii@ff aufgebra@t.
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gs bilft ni1ts, fast ber uersmeif'
lenbe Dispeptifer. Aber es bilft bod.
Oein 2eiben tann gelinbert tuerbeu. 3au'
ienbe inb furirt uurben; aud bu
tauulf es tperben. 8ersweifelnbe Opfes
ber DpspspRe, 2eberbef&weroen. bes
Jr6fieIfiebers. Rbeumatismus ober bors
aeitigen Werfales fiuoen tn 81 NJ
m ms 2iber ReguIator, be-
reiiet BON 3. 8. 3eiIin & 60. elm pe'
getabilii9es gisenmittel. tDel@es bic
Nuele bes 9eibens errei9t uub elne
bauernbe 6eiluug bewirtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-05

Die bejie SaIbe ber MeIt far S&uitte
Quetf6unsen, gef6pirs, Gieber. une 9ant'
ausfaIas, 6Is@ts, sefprungsne 9dnSe, 6rof'
beuIen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten; furtrt pa
msrrhoiben ober teine 8ejabIuue. gSaise
Classification sarantirt Ober bas 0eD pire
auraderfattet. rs Gents bic Sda&teI bel U
Grei6
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Fest @RAMM 8

0ienitas bem H.:
Gmpfans Der Sdnser In Der Eurnballe.
Ritt,upM ben 49,:
8srmittas: Yrobe ber Waden&Sre TN
Opsrnbouie.
gea4mittas: gorio. a6fahrtpcm Opern'
bauie 2 llir prdjis.
Abenbs: Grtes3eu3ert i'm Opsrn'
haufe.
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Wdbrenb aus ben glotbbiifriften

- Wdbrenb aus ben Notbbiitritten
bon Horbpelf >Seras Nuswanberung
BON Weniden uno 0ieb beridtet iuiro,
iheint es, als ob bas panbanbIe, Der
aaernorbweflidfte She'll bes Staates
INNER mebr bic ginwanbsruns ua9
fiG bina6se. go beiBt es in elmer 3or'
responben3 aus Quanab bonn 29.
Midra: 3agtdgli6 III ser pafagieraug
pol BON Neu Nnt6mmlinsen; allen
4ni6ein mad mirb bic ginmanoerung
In bas panbanbIe In bieiem Grtbiabr
cine iebr ifarfe iein; beftdnoig fommen
isbr piele on, bic ii9 nod pldEeu um'
ieben wo0en. Am lebteu 6onnabeub
,paren brei Beamte bon Der 3eras &
Oklahoma 6omeiieab Co., bier. um ii9
ireenbwo an ber 2inie Der Sort Wortb
& Osnper Babn cine Steqe fir ibre
3olonie aus3ufuden.
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-Sn afsbanifeu brobt cine gmp6'
ruug gegen ben gmir aus3ubre4en.
Neri1iebene Stdmme baben fi9 gegen
ibn erboben unb bei6ulbiseu ibn, CT
babe bas 2anb on England perfauft.
NatarH9 finb bierbei tuieber rufff9e
1eifeduHaen i'm Spiele.
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,uieIen III, tpeldes ibm bas ause eriebt.
Our6 iortmdbrenbe uebung Der gms
.pflnbungsnerpeu erlangt er bic b69fe
iyertisteit i'm llnteri6eiben ieiner Saff'
empfinounsen. = llebung madt ben
Meiher, bort man In 3iinifen unb
6anbwerfen iasen, beren Se9nit
ffuer 3u erIernen iff. Was III bieie
l1ebung aber anbers als bic @etD0bnung
Der @eele, biefen ooer ieneu gerp in
Sbdiigteit 3u ieben, tuel9er bic erforber'
Ii1en Musfelbemeguna berborbringen
fol-: aIio llebung beifimmter Nerpen
faiern2 Sollten nun bic 6emmungs'
nerpen bierpon a[lein cine Musnabme
bilben? 8emiB nitht. Muf he fann
bic Geele ibrem Willen Dollfommen
bienifbar MAIDEN, uenn fie feline @ele'
genbeit peridumt. He au iiben unb NOS
rum }olIte he bierauf ni9t benielben
gifer peruenben, tpie auf bic grreis
Dung ieber anbern 5ur @usiibung elmer
2uuh n6tbisen Gertisteitq Sd bate
4. 9. bic S1md9e tuenn i4 einen S4uB
b6rte, aufsui9reien. SD gab ben Be
fetl, tdsIib, obne mid oaoon bena6s
ri6tigen. cine piffole in meiner Ndbe
ob3ufeuern. gs eef9ab uno in furser
3eit permo1te i6 ben Sdrei au unters
6riiden. Wson fonnte fageu, i'd bdtte
mid olImdIig eegen bas Gerdufd abse'
ffumpft unb iei nibt mebr eridroden.
Bod bies tpar ni1t Der Sal. Sd ers
fhraf nod tpie por, aber ib batte bic
betreffenben 6emmungsnerpen baran ge'
m6bnte ben @efIer auf ben aebItopf aur
re9ten 3eit absui6neiben.
(Gortfetuus foIst.)
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vMeine Grau lit a9t3ebn Monate
on neuralsiiden S9msr3eH. yta9bem
cine 6lai6e BON ct. SatObs Del auf'
gebrau6t MGR, fonnte fe pleber seben.
Sol. 3. Murpbp, Springfield, Sus.
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s@ Bel paneoaf & Sobn
iinb gpte 6errentleiber geraoeio bil'
liza, pie irgenbmo in.ber 6taot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19
PERSONAL,


ADAM EXroN, the Trenton, N. j., crack or
man, - dsad in bis sixty fifth year. He Vss
horn In England and came to this country in
lS42 "
R1v. VICTOR HALLsCHER, G. SS r, OF
81 Bonifaclus church, Philadelphia, died At
Glen Riddle. Delaware, county, Wednesday
morning. He IVES sixty three years old.
REV. DIR. DANIEL CURRY, who had been
for many yoars one Of the most prominent
membeFs Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
died st his home In New York, Thursdsy
afternoon.
MISS BELLA WILLIAMS and Hhrrv a.
Fitcn were married at Eimirs, New York.
while standing at the bead OF the oofiin con.
tanning the remains OF the brides mother.
This wss the dying request OF the latter.
Ex.CoNGREssMAN BARBOUR, of VirRin,a
while speaking OF the political outlook iS thai
state. said, 'Our people Che Democracy All
feel hopeful, even confident The party il
hsrmonious, and 1t never was In better fight
ing trim."
Ex.SHERIFF GEORGE SHIyERY, of Mifiiin.
town, died there on Thursday. He was
prominent Democrat and was elected sheriff
In 1852 on . fusion ticket composed OF Inds.
pendent Democrats and Republicans, He
vas born In Chester county, where bis father
still resides, and was about 4s ears Of aga
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

new Ne q. q L. OsOss,sss1ss Wes osss
Raown - Ne Wsstd eed Ls0oee
naa.~es p,asfOd DOe

new Ne q. q l. Osoas,sss1sa Wee 0ees
Raown - Ne Wsssd esd LsQsse
sssssss Bssssd oct
General Secretary Litchman, Master WORK
man Powderly's right hand man, "wednesday
nisht delivered lecture Ia Reading 70 IN
immeuse sudisuCe on "The Mission OF the
Knieh0 Of Labor" IL b focs nos geoefelly
known that the knights Of Labor OF America
we're organised in Needing years ego Uriah
StevenA OF Phiisdsiphia, and some 90 others,
met In Reading one bitterly cold week In
January and laid the foundation Of the
present organization. Mr.. Litchriau, In
speaking Of intemperancA showed how rum
gave away the Kuiehts d the very psgin-
ming. "Wheu We met Ia this city OF yours
oight years ago" said hA :" NO man outside
Of ourselves knew Of the object OF our meet
ing, and the meeting would have remained
secret but for one incident The reporters
came nosiuG around, but were unable to GET
what they wanted until one pCos cevu, Z
member Of ourA went into Q salonn below
and got full Of drink, and wAs collared BY {
reporter. " bile the member Was In thai
beastly condition he gave the whole thing
away. That was the nrst news the world
hsd q the organization OF the Knights o.
LAbor.
"lt was an unfortunate occurrence, and
yet II was also fortunate, for on that sccouu
the clause for bidding the membership Of any
rum sellers In the order was inserted, and
thank God for It. hope that ut no time vii
that clause be repealed from the constitu
don."
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-, - e1ale ss0nit>ssmsn Win b -
CO. . Gl1eo under m rule end never
~ ~! 10 aaything he may DO.
The Houogabls Cooper y . vcry great
0on, despite his red hair, small stature
naa physiognomy and generally concen.
tsaeed cir Of insignihcaoce.
he b bon q hisparty. Even Quay, they
", said that Lands could mot be put out;
bat Coopsc aid b must be. The chairman
b ever equal 10 any deed OF vilensss, and
hes fairly earned, BY years Of wickedness,
hispartyS plaudit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

A CORRESPONDENT OF tho New York
Times from Casssltop, Dakota, whites OF the
problem contained In tho development OF the
wheat fields Of the Punjsb 10 India He says
thas American wheat growers thoroughly
realize thst they are engaged in . competitive
warfare with poorly paid and Impoverished
people with bankrupt race that has nothing
TO losa Famine only can make life harder
for the men who till Indian wheat zelda
Men who hsve nothing to loee and Who are
willing to work for wages which scarcely
keep thcm in coarse food are no mean
antagonists to faca AZ consequence of this
composition, the correspondent believes that
wheat will sell In Chicago for 50 cents per
bushel inside OF the next four years. He
looks for protection TO the great wheat
farms Of the Northwest aud Gays
ssrho products Of small farms cannot compete
with these socalled bonanza farms any more
successfuliy than the output Of . village
blacksmith's shop could compete with thai
from the Novelty iron works l think ths
system II detrimental TO the best interests o.
the country, just - monopoJies and syndi
cotes are, but in the competitive ago In which
we live when the law of tho survival of the
httest (Which means In industrial pursuits
the cheapest producerl is in full operation, /
think that these grest farms, which are
managed - manufacturing industries are,
will DO found to De necessary to enable us to
hold the consuming markets OF the world.
They are the outgrowth Of competition.
Where they are established trade lang uishes,
towns cease to grow, merchants are forced
out OF business and school houses are empty.
There are NO children in that land. For q
month In the spring and for 40 days In the
summer and fall the cir banging over the
BONANZA farms resounds with the hum ol
industry. Then ell 10 silent and the country
10 desolsts until the next spring. But whea,
has been produced chesply, though no hsppi
ness has followed, q It legitimsteiy should
to the men who titled the soil"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19
Shot . GtrI in the Leg,

From the York Age.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Clarence Seitz, young
man Of Glen Rock, accompanied by two
young ladies from Baltimore, went out fish
ing and hsd with them . small target rifle
with which TO amuse themselves In hand
ling the rife without due regard to its dan
gerous caprices, 1t WAS discharged, the bal
entering the leg Of Miss Mamie Mack In, ,neal
the thigh, and which has not yet been OK
trscted. Had the ball entered two inches
higher the wound might have proved fatal
but from present appearances no serious re-
suits are anticipated. The use Of target rifiel
are becoming 20 general that their danger ID
not properly estimated, hence the occurrence
OF such accidents a. above recorded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19
Salaries Of Teachers.

6tats Superintendent Chapman, Of New
3assy, says the low salaries paid school
fonshsEs In New Jersey are driving many
~ ~ bet teachers out of the state.
This b an egregious blunder for any pro-
1rossive commonwealth like New jersey
- mako. Well paid teachers ensure eff
'eisnt schools, and good schools train up
:eood citizens to be an ihonor to the state
md bulwark to provide for her safety.
ne genius and patience to teach 10 given
- butfew, and they should receive all the
GDvoater compensation when they once At
1nih distinction in their profession.
A state can afford to economic in all
sSeAw directions before driving good
eesehsu beyond its limits through low
ScnlaEiss.